My sister is executor of dad's will. He has not died yet. He wanted me to live here. She is kicking me out.

You should also consider claiming financial elder abuse on behalf of your father (and you if you are disabled). A call to adult protective services...

Can I sue a lawyer?

Are you stating that you personally are a beneficiary of the trust and are personally due funds that are in the possession of the attorney? If...

Just because the attorney is your sister's friend does not mean that he will do anything unethical. Most attorneys will take great care to be sure...

How do I fund a new Revocable Trust with property (title) assets that are currently sitting in a terminated inter vivos trust?

The terms of the trust dictate how it is to be distributed. In California, being a community property state, the trust will typically divide into...

How well do you know about your father's financial affairs? Is there a final income tax return due or are there creditors who have not yet been...

If we succeed in proving that there was undue influence in a case, can we go after my siblings for damages, attorney fees, etc?

Find an attorney experienced in these matters and request a consultation. Second opinions can be valuable. As an aside I have never seen an undue...

If Trusts are obligated to account once a year, when does the year start?

To expand on Mr.. Shultz's answer, a petition to the court to obtain an order for a court accounting would be the logical next step.

Your question raises more questions....for instance how is title held with each house? Joint tenancy? Tenants in common? Is there a marital...

My wife filed joint taxes, got refund all without my permission or signatures. We are separated. Is this legal?

Only a family law attorney can advise if her actions will aid you in getting your children back. Deceit might mitigate in your favor. As to the...

Which estate and inheritance taxes apply where the decedent is from one state and an heir is in another state.

The estate tax is federal. It is paid by the estate, not the person inheriting a portion of the estate (what is paid reduces what can be...

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